Mixed methods research of pediatric professional training for general practitioners: taking Longhua District of Shenzhen as an example
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Mixed methods research of pediatric professional training for general practitioners: taking Longhua District of Shenzhen as an example
Chinese Journal of Medical Education ResearchVol. 22, Issue 4, Pages: 613-618(2023)
作者机构:
1.北京大学第一医院全科医学科,北京 100034
2.北京大学第一医院儿科,北京 100034
3.深圳市龙华区人民医院全科医学科,深圳 518109
作者简介:
Qi Jianguang, Email: qjg2006@126.com
基金信息:
Education and Teaching Research Project of Peking University Health Science Center(2020YB31);Key Project of Standardized Training for Specialists in Peking University Health Science Center(2019ZP04)
Zhang Jiawei, Qi Jianguang, Qi Zhennan, et al. Mixed methods research of pediatric professional training for general practitioners: taking Longhua District of Shenzhen as an example. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(4):613-618(2023)
Zhang Jiawei, Qi Jianguang, Qi Zhennan, et al. Mixed methods research of pediatric professional training for general practitioners: taking Longhua District of Shenzhen as an example. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(4):613-618(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20210622-01258.
Mixed methods research of pediatric professional training for general practitioners: taking Longhua District of Shenzhen as an example
To investigate the past continuing medical education (CME) in pediatrics for general practitioners in community health centers in Longhua District
Shenzhen
so as to explore the willingness
needs and suggestions of general practitioners for CME in pediatrics.
Methods
2
A mixed methods research were used in this study. Firstly
the purpose sampling method was used to select general practitioners in community health centers in Longhua District
Shenzhen for personal in⁃depth interviews. The interview contents were recorded and transcribed. The interview contents were coded by NVivo software. Theme frame analysis method was used for data sorting and theme extraction. Based on the results of qualitative interviews
the questionnaire was developed and distributed through the electronic questionnaire platform
and relevant questionnaire data were analyzed by Excel.
Results
2
The results of qualitative research showed that after personal in⁃depth interviews with 10 general practitioners
the information reached saturation. Through repeated reading
induction and analysis of the interview data
four themes were extracted: ① previous pediatric training opportunities and satisfaction; ② willingness to participate in pediatric training; ③ the demand of training content
form and duration; ④ measures to encourage participation in training. In terms of quantitative research results
a total of 223 electronic questionnaires were collected
among which there were 219 valid questionnaires. Besides
150 (68.5%) general practitioners said that they had no or only a few training opportunities in pediatrics CME in the past. There were some problems in the past CME training
such as unsystematic training (39 practitioners
66.1%)
narrow course coverage (30 practitioners
50.8%)
the content divorced from clinical practice (29 practitioners
49.2%)
monotonous teaching method (27 practitioners
45.8%)
etc. And 210 (95.9%) general practitioners were willing to participate in pediatric training
and 161 (73.5%) hoped that the form of training would be a combination of online and offline. In terms of pediatrics specialty content training needs
the general practitioners had higher demand for respiratory (188 practitioners
85.8%)
digestive (160 practitioners
73.1%)
infectious (145 practitioners
66.2%) and dermatology (136 practitioners
62.1%) specialty.
Conclusion
2
There are still some problems in pediatrics CME
such as few training opportunities
unsystematic training
etc. In the future
we need to formulate systematic training plans and incentive measures according to the needs of general practitioners
to strengthen the pediatric professional training for general practitioners and improve their ability to receive children
in order to promote the implementation of hierarchical medical system for children.
关键词
混合方法研究全科医师儿科培训继续医学教育
Keywords
Mixed methods researchGeneral practitionerPediatric trainingContinuing medical education
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